iPhone Duo Reviews Reveal Software Problems Ahead of Launch - TechRepublic
Early iPhone Duo reviews reveal Split View restrictions, inconsistent app optimization, and one-handed usability limitations ahead of the foldable phone's launch. Image generated by ChatGPT.
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Apple’s iPhone Duo arrives in stores Oct. 23, but early reviews have uncovered software problems that could frustrate buyers of the company’s first foldable phone. Split View multitasking breaks when the device rotates to portrait, some apps leave large black borders, and the interface presents awkward challenges for one-handed use.
The findings come from independent reviews by The Verge and Tom’s Guide, which praised the Duo’s hardware while identifying limitations in its iOS 27.1 software. For a phone starting at $1,999, those problems could affect whether its folding display delivers the productivity improvements...
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